out of the many sunscreens I tried for my very sensitive skin, Beauty of Joseon is the only one that does not give breakouts, does not sting, not clog my pores..It's the best sunscreen ever❤
As a guy who had a lesion removed and now see my Dermatologist every six months, I have checked out a number of sunscreens too. Beauty of Joseon dries clear, and at the end of the day your skin is better than when you put it on. For me it has a tiny unpleasant smell for about 2 seconds, then none. But totally recommend. One of the LaRoche's gives me red blotchy skin, but for most people it's also nice. And for slathering it on your arms and body and even your face the Trader Joe's is just fine. My significant other uses the EltaMD and loves it. So just my take - but for sure use something!
I have EXTREMELY sensitive skin and eyes and the Beauty of Joseon does not burn my face or eyes at all. So elegant and zero smell. And the tube is kind of small so it’s easy to carry w u all day. They also have a more matte stick one to reapply as well.
If you're in Europe - la roche posay uvmune 400(both fluid and cream options) are absolutely amazing . I have sensitive skin and had no irritation using these (just make sure you're buying non tinted, fragrance free version) .
@@GRABBING77 I believe they just came up with gel version of uvmune 400 for oily skin . My skin is on dryish side , UVMUNE 400 INVISIBLE FLUID - is just perfect for me now when it's more hot and humid , cream version was amazing during the winter as it's more hydrating , but still wasn't greasy on me tbh . As per spots on clothes - haven't notice any , so I don't think so :)
@@GRABBING77I have combination skin with quite greasy forehead. The La roche fluid spf is the only one that doesn’t leave my skin feeling greasy, tacky or anything like that. It’s a fluid, not a cream…
Sensitive/oily skin girlie here. I love Dr. Jart sunscreen. I find that if you moisturize well prior to application- it can help with blending the white cast of the product.
Australian Gold tinted feels so light and powdery on the face. It is a really nice mineral sunscreen for no makeup days, and for you darker skin toned women, it does come in darker shades. The Australian Gold for body will definitely leave no doubt your skin is covered! I used it when my kids were little but now prefer the Supergoop Play in a large pump bottle.
As a medium dark toned woman with sensitive skin, I've been using Vichy Capitol Soleil 30 ultra light. Its in the small bottle. No white cast at all and keeps my skin healthy looking and glowy:)
Thanks Dr. Shereene for your great content! I grew up in SW Florida, I just had my annual full-body screen/mole check. I'm on the right track when my Derm says, "I wish all my patients had their SPF game dialed-in like you." SUCCESS! I want to walk in his office and hear that each and every year. Casper the ghost is my goal. 😆🤣😂 I think the Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizing Illuminating Sunscreen is a reintroduction of the original. Years ago, like 12 or so years, they had an Illuminating SPF tinted Moisturizer which was great, but it was like super crazy shiny (think shiny disco ball).
I love love love DRMTLGY sunscreens. They have a combination tinted and a pure physical sunscreen. Both are EXCELLENT. The physical is a little thicker but the best pure physical sunscreen I have used so far and I have used A LOT. I prefer it when I need water resistant (in the summer)
For medium/tan ppl the beauty of joseon sunscreen is my favorite all year even though I get significantly darker in summer/on vacation. I'm always a 27 in any Asian beauty foundation. In American foundations I'm either "medium" or darker.
Love your content!! Is it possible to talk about body care products that contain retinaldehyde next (not an ester just retinal) they seem impossible to find. ❤❤
I use the gold bond new overnight retinol lotion and have seen really nice improvements. It's obviously not retinal but I've never seen a body lotion with that ingredient before. It's not surprising because it's quite costly to formulate but just offering an alternative. I've also recommend it to friends in their 50s and 60s, one just finished with chemo and we all really enjoy it with zero irritation.
I LOVE that my oily face is already using what you suggested for oily skin😂. I’m guessing you suggested in a video a year or so before and it’s been doing great for me. ❤❤
The Skin1004 Hyalu-Cica water fit sun serum is the best. You don’t feel it on your skin, it’s dissolves completely, has no smell, chemical but doesn’t burn the eyes at all. The package is on top. I tried it once and I just keep renewing it, cause it’s hard to believe there is something better out there.
I love the Peter Thomas Roth tinted mineral sunscreen. So glad you featured it. I'm super pale (practically transparent), but the PTR works for me too.
I wanted to love the Purito Daily Go To, but it stung my eyes. Neck down it was great. A better choice for my eyes was Cosrx Aloe Soothing Sun Cream. Also a fan of Mad About Skin spf (UK brand) for everyday application.
Yeu! Another video. Yes beauty of Joseon is my everyday sunscreen and I don’t moisturizer anymore. I have supergoop for highlighting coz it hurts my eyes as well. Love you doc!
For oily skin, it would also work if you use the suggested sunscreens for dry skin and skip moisturizer. Especially for summer since the LRP is only spf30. 😊
I just love the littllextra riceberry sunscreen! I have sensitive combo skin and this works perfectly for me. I apply it daily and can layer makeup over it, but it's not always necessary because this sunscreen leaves my skin looking fantastic and hydrated. I keep the powder handy for touch-ups in case I end up outside for lunch.
I've had the same issue with sunscreen getting in my eyes, I actually had the same thing happen while driving it was super scary and is one of the reasons I don't wear it as often as I should. I will try one of the others you suggest here!
Love the isntree sunscreen for oily combo skin in this hot humid weather I don't use moisturizer in the morning Only a vitamin C serum followed by sunscreen and for the past few days, even the BoJ one has been feeling oily and kinda sticky in the T-zone
Shiseido is the best hands down in my opinion and I’m not sure why you don’t talk about it ever especially because it’s so popular and highly rated. It’s won the Allure best of beauty award. If you don’t like it and there is something wrong with it I would be interested in knowing that info because I’ve been using it for the last two years. I will say I have tried a few you swear by because that makes me curious and I got a tan on my face through them. I did reapply. So I immediately went back to my shiseido and even laying out at the pool/beach wherever I put it I get zero color from the sun. Don’t get me wrong I would love a tan on my face but the only reason I’m wearing SPF is for anti-aging so I’m not going to wear something if it’s not even working. For people asking for oily skin I use the urban defense oil free one for every day it’s fantastic not greasy at all. I use the clear stick over makeup it doesn’t disturb my makeup and it’s a great way to reapply it’s having a moment right now on TikTok. That one does have a slight sheen but doesn’t budge. I use the face and body one for the beach and pool it’s gives a beautiful glow it’s a peachy pearl liquidy lotion that rubs in clear and I KNOW it’s working because wherever I apply it I’m white as a ghost and I don’t put it on my legs and stomach and I get tan there so maybe go to Shiseido website they have a ton of info about sunscreen and they have a powder foundation with sunscreen that I’m also going to get for the summer in the humidity just for extra shine control and coverage. Btw these are just my opinions and for those who need a sunscreen that isn’t just elegant but also does the job for the people that are exposed to the outside elements and heat and humidity and that don’t want to be a greasy mess with a white cast😅
@@bachxuanquang2837 I live in the United States so Anessa is not offered on the Shiseido website. Where do you get it from? I won’t order skincare from Amazon I love my face too much😅
I think of water-resistant spf in terms of sweat-resistance. For those of us that work in trades and are outside all year long we need stronger sunscreens. Although I love most of the ones in this video and wear them in the winter or when I'm at home, they just don't cut it. I go for the EU sunscreens when I'm at work. I love your content and would love to see reviews on stronger European spf's 💜
I'm in the EU and can recommend the Eucerin range, I love both the dry touch gel-cream spf 50+ 200ml and the sun allergy protect spf 50+ 150ml, both leave a very natural finish on the skin, can be confidently used on the face, don't feel heavy, greasy or sticky even after many reapplications. Amazing considering the size.
@@morgianasartre6709 I have tried a few in the Eucerin range and the Sun Allergy Protect is one of my favorites! The Dry Touch Gel Cream just arrived in the mail yesterday and I look forward to trying it! Thanks for the recommendations!
@morgianasartre6709 I live in Spain, and I sweat a lot when I'm walking around in the summer. It's annoying! Eucerin is the only brand of hand cream that doesn't irritate me, so I'm definitely going to try their brand of sunscreen for my sensitive (and sweaty) face! Thanks!
Thank god this came out today. I have a Sephora order over $200 waiting on me to check out and I was bringing your videos including an old sunscreen video
I love Hada Labo UV white gel. I like the beauty of Josen, but it irritated my eyes a little. The Drmtlgy hybrid tinted sunscreen does not irritate my eyes at all
I have no idea why a heavy spf as a double-repair moisturizer is even considered a good option for oily skin. Last time you recommended it for dry skin and the Beauty of Joseon for oily skin. Please next time propose something more mattifying for oily skin. Love your content 🌸
She recommended it because u can use it in place of a moisturizer and thats one less layer of product on your skin. But as an oily girl myself, I would like Dr. Idriss to talk more about mattifying spfs too.
I'm oily and live where it's hot and humid - I'm really impressed with Paula's Choice Super Light Wrinkle Defense. It has dimethicone, so it has a matte finish.
I like the Cppertone Glow for the body, nice glow, but it does leave little sparkles everywhere 😮 For children, I love the brand Babo Botanicals for the as well as myself ❤
Can you please do a skin care routine for brown skin or darker skin tones including cleanser, retinol, vitamin c , anti aging serums, moisturizer and spf for different skin types?
hi dr. idriss! i've been binge watching your videos and i must say you quickly become my favorite derm on youtube. anyways i watched your other videos about sunscreen that was posted on 2022 and i'm confused. in that video you mentioned that beauty of joseon was your recommended sunscreen for oily skin type, and la roche posay for dry skin. but in this video, the oily and dry picks seems to be switched. i would love to get an explanation if you don't mind. thank you!❤
I tired almost 15-20 sunscreens (chemical and physical) but Australian sunscreens are the best when it comes to protection. Whenever i go out and having Australian sunscreen and I don’t get any new sunburns or new sunspot. Most of them do leave white cast but I really don’t mind as I want to protect my skin. Please note that I’m from Australia too
@@heilauu7348 currently I’m using Naked Sunday Spf 50 glow Collagen prime lotion, it does leave white cast for the first 1 min but then it goes away, doesn’t leave shiny look afterwards so that’s great. Just a note that it takes time to blend but you can use spf brush from naked Sunday too if you want! Hope this helps
Every sunscreen made in the USA burns the F out of my eyes. My sunscreens of choice are the KOSE UV Perfect Gel SPF 50 for my face, and VERDIO UV Moisture Gel SPF 50 for my face and body. They are super affordable and come in decent size bottles. Those 1.7oz sunscreens can go kick rocks.
@@studiogirl1967 No burning AT ALL. I get them at Stylevanna. It can take up to 3 weeks to get to you, but it's worth it. Shipping cost is very reasonable. The KOSE Suncut UV Perfect Gel is currently $10.33 for the 100g (3oz) bottle. Prices go up and down, so I just check back often and buy a bunch when they drop in price. It's such an elegant formulation. It goes on like a dream. The VERDIO UV Moisture gel comes in a 220g (7.75oz) currently going for $15.69. It's more of a milky formulation. I sometimes use it on my face, but mostly use it on my arms. I also like the NIVEA Super Water Gel 50, but that one isn't water proof. I use that one when I'm just chillin at home.
So disappointed at only one option for oily skin :( not only that, it's WAY too heavy for me even in winter. I messed up my skin because I used sunscreen that wasn't good for me.
I have oily skin and i have been using the Cosrx Aloe SPF 50+ for yearss. In the summer & when in humid tropical countries i skip moisturizer and only use that. It’s also great under make up
Always awsome content ❤ There's one thing I always ask myself when it comes to SPF and that's how a high-end sunscreen is different from inexpensive ones. Why wouldn't we just put nivea sunscreen on our body and limit the more cosmetically elegant ones for the face? Do they make any difference? Does the brand affect quality?
This was incredibly helpful! I am just now stocking up on sunscreen for the family and the timing was excellent. I would be curious to learn about anything you know on skin changing during perimenopause- such as being a life-long oily skin wearer and suddenly getting dry patches in perimenopause
Could you do a deep-dive on how screens and lights affect our skin? I find myself skipping sunscreen on days I know i'm just going to be in a windowless room doing stuff on a computer, but I might be more motivated if I know how the screen and lights can affect our skin. Thanks so much!!
I want to thank you for your recommendations. Thanks to your presentation, I found the best spf for my skin. I have tried many types of spf lately, but none of them satisfied me. Beauty of Joseon is perfect for my skin in every way. It is extremely light in texture, easy to reapply and a good base for make-up.
I just got the Supergoop brush SPF. Great as I prefer a more matte finish. Tula also has a nice glow SPF that I use for a little highlight on my cheeks. My daughter likes it too for highlights. 😊🌞
We need something/some product recommemdations and a body skincare routine (one for winter/autumn, and one for summer) against acne and folliculitis on the whole body that is acne and pore clogging prone, and something against hyperpigmentation/dark spots after acne on the back,butt and chest, and after ingrown hairs on the legs. Thanks in advance!
I have so many issues with finding a legit sunscreen that doesn’t irritate my skin or break me out. Recently got the Murad Correct & Protect Broad Spectrum SPF 45 PA+++, It goes on like a serum and SO FAR has not caused chaos on my face lol but it’s new so only time will tell. I am a huge fan of Laura Mercier, I’ve never tried the ones recommended in the video (but I will be) I’ve only worn the oil free SPF 20 tinted moisturizer one but I have high hopes for the new illuminated one 😮. Thank you, always learning with these videos : )
Can you please demonstrate how to apply sunscreen to your scalp when your hair is thin AND fine??? Thank you! And I love your videos! I’ve learned so much from you already! Merci!
Me too! On the 6th tube. For anyone wondering, Stylevana has good prices but they take nearly a month for product to get in your hot lil hands- so order early and plenty so no need to reorder often!
Would love you to test out some Australian sunscreens one day! We have a huge variety: Cancer Council, Naked Sundays, Natio, Hamilton, Mecca Save Face... heaps! If there's a way for you to get them in the US, I'd love to see your take on them.
How can you tell if the SPF on Korean brands is reliable? I used Dear Klairs for two years since they said 50 spf. But when tested in the US, it turned out to be only 12. Now I’m kind of nervous to use Korean sunscreens.
@@binthawa99 banana boat has a sunscreen in a blue tube called “light as air” and its incredible! High protection, very light lovely scent, and super affordable:)
I’m pretty sure the French ‘pharmacy’ creams have different versions for the US market, but regardless of where I buy them, I honestly can’t see the appeal of La Roche posay SPFs. Nothing pills as much. I live in France now, and of the readily available sunscreens Avene has the best stuff. Especially the fluide one - it’s great if you have oily skin like me. (A-derma is also good.)
The best sunscreen for me is the one that won’t cause skin irritation. I clicked on this video because I needed some sunscreen recommendations for sensitive & rosacea skin. Also, I care about white cast as well, even though I thought I didn’t at first. I have pale skin, and I tried the Vanicream sunscreen, but even on my skin this sunscreen looks like chalk. It is highly noticeable, and looks too ridiculous to ignore 😅
Long story short about me. I'm 30 and before 27 I have never used sunscreens except when I was a kid because of my mom and I also never had acne or any kind of major skin issues. However, I started to use sunscreens to prevent skin aging, skin cancer and sun spots. I have tried a lot since 3 years like chemicals, physicals, hybrids, asians and different consistencies to find the right one. In April 2021, I have started to have this HUGE unbalanced hormonal symptoms like FULL of jawline acne and increase of hair pilosity on my face. I also started to deal with different skin textures and redness. After thinking about it I have concluded that I may not be the perfect candidate to wear sunscreens because I have stopped using them, started back hiding from the sun, and wearing large sport hats since a week and I am starting to see improvement. I only talk about my face because I always wear long shirts or kangaroo sweatshirts. Does anyone deal with the same problem about sunscreens? Maybe it is the UV active filters who causes me these skin symptoms, I don't know 🤷♀️ but I kinda gave up after 3 years of tryouts
I have dry skin that can easily have reactions to things and always have the issue of sunscreens irritating me or breaking me out. I've had some luck with the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen - even though it's usually mentioned as good for oily skin, I find it works pretty well over a moisturizer for me. I work from home and not near a window and I only wear SPF when I go out though, so I have less days wearing it all day. Are you layering anything under your sunscreen? If not, I'd really recommend wearing a moisturizer underneath, even if you have oily skin. I know I could never use a daily moisturizer with spf by itself without a layer of something underneath, I need a barrier in between to reduce irritation.
sorry to hear that. Have you tried Elta md physical? It is listed as the best for sensitive skin, plus zinc they use is non-nano, so it should be better for UVA protection
Can you do a video on howe to get our annoying boyfriend's to wear sunscreen / prevent skin cancer and maybe even wash their face! My bf works in the sun/ outside and I am trying to find products that work on sweaty, beardy, stinky men... He also has some spots on his face and I would love for you to do a video on how to recognise a "pre-cancer" spot on our loved ones and how to help those sunscreen phobic people in our lives... X
Thank you for the great video!!! I love BoJ so much. Really great product that doesn’t irritate at all. I love the consistency, too. I slather it all over my arms because I have vitiligo.
I have Rosacea and use the Vanicream facial SPF with no issues. The only thing I don’t like about it is when I use foundation over it, the makeup tends to settle into my fine lines. I have oily skin so that doesn’t help either. I live with it anyway because my skin doesn’t tolerate other spf’s.
The best thing to do is ignore the EWG entirely as it's a flawed fearmongering scam that's full of wrong information. If you want to see ingredients grades it is probably better to look at Paula's choice database.
Dr Idriss!! I literally fell in love with your channel and became absolutely obsessed - basically zipping through your videos in a week's time and pretty much watched/listened to them all while doing misc. stuff 😆 Thanks so much for offering these valuable information! I was wondering if you could comment on the rise of hormonal skincare and if there's anything to watch out for. I also wonder about your thoughts on silicones - I know that the evilness of it has been debunked but I still seem to break out from products containing them (especially cyclopentasiloxane, I think), so I wonder if there's another reason/why that could be. My skin is sensitive to even the Bioderma micellar water (around eyes) so I want products that are easy to wash off with an effective cleanser, but stuff containing dimethicone takes a lot of efforts to cleanse off. Most of the products you recommend contain dimethicone, so I wonder if you could shed some light on that? Thank you so much & take care! :)
Thanks for this video Dr Idriss. You mentioned in another video that Beauty of Joseon was good for oily skin, but in this video you recommend it for dry skin. Could you please clarify whether that sunscreen is recommended for oily skin?
Set ur sunscreen with powder!!! I found for the chemical sunscreens if im on no makeup days and just wear sunscreen I will set it with my translucent powder around my eyes and it keeps the sunscreen from getring in my eyes irritating/burning!!! Game changer! The supergoop powder with extra spf benefits i need that in my life. Yayyyy 😆 love sunscreen content!!!! 😂
out of the many sunscreens I tried for my very sensitive skin, Beauty of Joseon is the only one that does not give breakouts, does not sting, not clog my pores..It's the best sunscreen ever❤
I fully agree!
I love that you said "Tiffany who works with me" and not FOR me.
As a guy who had a lesion removed and now see my Dermatologist every six months, I have checked out a number of sunscreens too. Beauty of Joseon dries clear, and at the end of the day your skin is better than when you put it on. For me it has a tiny unpleasant smell for about 2 seconds, then none. But totally recommend. One of the LaRoche's gives me red blotchy skin, but for most people it's also nice. And for slathering it on your arms and body and even your face the Trader Joe's is just fine. My significant other uses the EltaMD and loves it. So just my take - but for sure use something!
I have EXTREMELY sensitive skin and eyes and the Beauty of Joseon does not burn my face or eyes at all. So elegant and zero smell. And the tube is kind of small so it’s easy to carry w u all day. They also have a more matte stick one to reapply as well.
If you're in Europe - la roche posay uvmune 400(both fluid and cream options) are absolutely amazing . I have sensitive skin and had no irritation using these (just make sure you're buying non tinted, fragrance free version) .
Is it greasy? And does it leave spots on clothes?
@@GRABBING77 it is very greasy
@@GRABBING77 I believe they just came up with gel version of uvmune 400 for oily skin . My skin is on dryish side , UVMUNE 400 INVISIBLE FLUID - is just perfect for me now when it's more hot and humid , cream version was amazing during the winter as it's more hydrating , but still wasn't greasy on me tbh . As per spots on clothes - haven't notice any , so I don't think so :)
I use that too,I like it but leaves my skin feeling kinda sticky,is that just me?
@@GRABBING77I have combination skin with quite greasy forehead. The La roche fluid spf is the only one that doesn’t leave my skin feeling greasy, tacky or anything like that. It’s a fluid, not a cream…
BOJ is my fav sunscreen of all time !! Makes me enthusiastic about wearing sunscreens !! ❤❤❤
What skin type do you have?
@@ya.02 I used to have an oily combination skin type, but now it's shifted to dry combination skin type.
I’m more oily during summertime and beauty of joseon is absolutely amazing 😻
Sensitive/oily skin girlie here. I love Dr. Jart sunscreen. I find that if you moisturize well prior to application- it can help with blending the white cast of the product.
The Laroche-posay burns eyes like crazy!! Trader Joe's SPF 40 is fantastic! It's got a silicone feel that is very elegant under makeup ❤
Same here, burns my eyes when I start sweating. Probably best during winter time.
Australian Gold tinted feels so light and powdery on the face. It is a really nice mineral sunscreen for no makeup days, and for you darker skin toned women, it does come in darker shades. The Australian Gold for body will definitely leave no doubt your skin is covered! I used it when my kids were little but now prefer the Supergoop Play in a large pump bottle.
I swear by the Australian Gold SPF!! It feels incredible!
2:37 Skin 1004 has a beautiful sunscreen for oily skin. Also the beauty of joseon has a great sunscreen stick for oily skin.
Beauty of Joseon Rice Probiotic SPF50 is not a hybrid sunscreen, it only contains chemical/organic UV filters.
But smells vile!
As a medium dark toned woman with sensitive skin, I've been using Vichy Capitol Soleil 30 ultra light. Its in the small bottle. No white cast at all and keeps my skin healthy looking and glowy:)
Thanks Dr. Shereene for your great content! I grew up in SW Florida, I just had my annual full-body screen/mole check.
I'm on the right track when my Derm says, "I wish all my patients had their SPF game dialed-in like you." SUCCESS! I want to walk in his office and hear that each and every year. Casper the ghost is my goal. 😆🤣😂
I think the Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizing Illuminating Sunscreen is a reintroduction of the original. Years ago, like 12 or so years, they had an Illuminating SPF tinted Moisturizer which was great, but it was like super crazy shiny (think shiny disco ball).
I have oily skin and use the BoJ sunscreen...everyday!! I find it perfect for my dark skin. No white caste and I skip moisturiser :)
I love love love DRMTLGY sunscreens. They have a combination tinted and a pure physical sunscreen. Both are EXCELLENT. The physical is a little thicker but the best pure physical sunscreen I have used so far and I have used A LOT. I prefer it when I need water resistant (in the summer)
For medium/tan ppl the beauty of joseon sunscreen is my favorite all year even though I get significantly darker in summer/on vacation. I'm always a 27 in any Asian beauty foundation. In American foundations I'm either "medium" or darker.
Agreed! I’m medium, with golden undertones. It blends well. It’s hot in central CA and it stays on well!
For all Europe parents with sensitive skin , Naïf has great mineral sunscreens (one without perfume,too) with minimal ghosting 👻 on your or your kids.
Love Isdin sunscreen, it has improved my skin so much better than all the skin products
I've used.
Love your content!! Is it possible to talk about body care products that contain retinaldehyde next (not an ester just retinal) they seem impossible to find. ❤❤
I use the gold bond new overnight retinol lotion and have seen really nice improvements. It's obviously not retinal but I've never seen a body lotion with that ingredient before. It's not surprising because it's quite costly to formulate but just offering an alternative. I've also recommend it to friends in their 50s and 60s, one just finished with chemo and we all really enjoy it with zero irritation.
We can definitely cover body with summer coming up! Drop your questions down below 👇
@@shereeneidriss Is there a non glittery but glowing body lotion for that lovely summer glow.
@@shereeneidriss Is it okay to use a body aunscreen containing 0.04% retinaldehyde?
Also, is 0.2% retinaldehyde serum too high of a percentage?
@Dr. Shereene Idriss can you recommend products for Keratosis Pilaris?
Beauty of Joseon. HOLY GRAIL.
I LOVE that my oily face is already using what you suggested for oily skin😂. I’m guessing you suggested in a video a year or so before and it’s been doing great for me. ❤❤
The Skin1004 Hyalu-Cica water fit sun serum is the best. You don’t feel it on your skin, it’s dissolves completely, has no smell, chemical but doesn’t burn the eyes at all. The package is on top. I tried it once and I just keep renewing it, cause it’s hard to believe there is something better out there.
I love the Peter Thomas Roth tinted mineral sunscreen. So glad you featured it. I'm super pale (practically transparent), but the PTR works for me too.
I recently got that one and I like it too. But it doesn't seem to dry and set and then transfers to my clothing. Does that occur to you as well?
I wanted to love the Purito Daily Go To, but it stung my eyes. Neck down it was great. A better choice for my eyes was Cosrx Aloe Soothing Sun Cream. Also a fan of Mad About Skin spf (UK brand) for everyday application.
I enjoy watching your videos as I appreciate your no nonsense approach and direct communication. Thank you.
Thank you for your time, effort and knowledge that you share with us on a weekly basis. Vous etes indispensable❤️
Yeu! Another video. Yes beauty of Joseon is my everyday sunscreen and I don’t moisturizer anymore. I have supergoop for highlighting coz it hurts my eyes as well. Love you doc!
For oily skin, it would also work if you use the suggested sunscreens for dry skin and skip moisturizer. Especially for summer since the LRP is only spf30. 😊
I kinda do the same cause the dry skin options (as much as I have seen) have the most protection
I have oily skin. For the past 3 months I switched my moisturizer/sunscreen to oil-free. A real game changer
I just love the littllextra riceberry sunscreen! I have sensitive combo skin and this works perfectly for me. I apply it daily and can layer makeup over it, but it's not always necessary because this sunscreen leaves my skin looking fantastic and hydrated. I keep the powder handy for touch-ups in case I end up outside for lunch.
I've had the same issue with sunscreen getting in my eyes, I actually had the same thing happen while driving it was super scary and is one of the reasons I don't wear it as often as I should. I will try one of the others you suggest here!
Love the isntree sunscreen for oily combo skin in this hot humid weather
I don't use moisturizer in the morning
Only a vitamin C serum followed by sunscreen and for the past few days, even the BoJ one has been feeling oily and kinda sticky in the T-zone
Mad About Skin (UK brand) has a fantastic chemical sunscreen with modern filters and it is amazing and hydrating!
I use the glow screen as a "makeup" with a light layer/not around my eyes, but i use a ton of the beauty of joseon before and I LOVE it.
Shiseido is the best hands down in my opinion and I’m not sure why you don’t talk about it ever especially because it’s so popular and highly rated. It’s won the Allure best of beauty award. If you don’t like it and there is something wrong with it I would be interested in knowing that info because I’ve been using it for the last two years. I will say I have tried a few you swear by because that makes me curious and I got a tan on my face through them. I did reapply. So I immediately went back to my shiseido and even laying out at the pool/beach wherever I put it I get zero color from the sun. Don’t get me wrong I would love a tan on my face but the only reason I’m wearing SPF is for anti-aging so I’m not going to wear something if it’s not even working. For people asking for oily skin I use the urban defense oil free one for every day it’s fantastic not greasy at all. I use the clear stick over makeup it doesn’t disturb my makeup and it’s a great way to reapply it’s having a moment right now on TikTok. That one does have a slight sheen but doesn’t budge. I use the face and body one for the beach and pool it’s gives a beautiful glow it’s a peachy pearl liquidy lotion that rubs in clear and I KNOW it’s working because wherever I apply it I’m white as a ghost and I don’t put it on my legs and stomach and I get tan there so maybe go to Shiseido website they have a ton of info about sunscreen and they have a powder foundation with sunscreen that I’m also going to get for the summer in the humidity just for extra shine control and coverage. Btw these are just my opinions and for those who need a sunscreen that isn’t just elegant but also does the job for the people that are exposed to the outside elements and heat and humidity and that don’t want to be a greasy mess with a white cast😅
You mean you’re using Anessa?
@@bachxuanquang2837 I live in the United States so Anessa is not offered on the Shiseido website. Where do you get it from? I won’t order skincare from Amazon I love my face too much😅
I’d love to hear this follow up
@@aleciaj8098 well I live in Asia so Anessa is everywhere. Pricier than average, but very good sunscreen indeed.
The Trader Joe's sunscreen feels almost identical to the Supergoop unseen sunscreen. I've been really liking it.
I think of water-resistant spf in terms of sweat-resistance. For those of us that work in trades and are outside all year long we need stronger sunscreens. Although I love most of the ones in this video and wear them in the winter or when I'm at home, they just don't cut it. I go for the EU sunscreens when I'm at work. I love your content and would love to see reviews on stronger European spf's 💜
I'm in the EU and can recommend the Eucerin range, I love both the dry touch gel-cream spf 50+ 200ml and the sun allergy protect spf 50+ 150ml, both leave a very natural finish on the skin, can be confidently used on the face, don't feel heavy, greasy or sticky even after many reapplications. Amazing considering the size.
@@morgianasartre6709 I have tried a few in the Eucerin range and the Sun Allergy Protect is one of my favorites! The Dry Touch Gel Cream just arrived in the mail yesterday and I look forward to trying it! Thanks for the recommendations!
yes thank you. I'm outside quite a bit too. not all of us live in cities or work in offices.From Dianna K
@morgianasartre6709 I live in Spain, and I sweat a lot when I'm walking around in the summer. It's annoying! Eucerin is the only brand of hand cream that doesn't irritate me, so I'm definitely going to try their brand of sunscreen for my sensitive (and sweaty) face! Thanks!
Wearing Beauty of Joseon right now! Love it so much !
Thank god this came out today. I have a Sephora order over $200 waiting on me to check out and I was bringing your videos including an old sunscreen video
I love Hada Labo UV white gel. I like the beauty of Josen, but it irritated my eyes a little. The Drmtlgy hybrid tinted sunscreen does not irritate my eyes at all
I have no idea why a heavy spf as a double-repair moisturizer is even considered a good option for oily skin. Last time you recommended it for dry skin and the Beauty of Joseon for oily skin. Please next time propose something more mattifying for oily skin. Love your content 🌸
Australian Gold Botanical is perfect for oily skin
Beauty of Joseon still feels too oily for my skin and since is not water proof, the sweat gets in my eyes and it burns :c
She recommended it because u can use it in place of a moisturizer and thats one less layer of product on your skin. But as an oily girl myself, I would like Dr. Idriss to talk more about mattifying spfs too.
I'm oily and live where it's hot and humid - I'm really impressed with Paula's Choice Super Light Wrinkle Defense. It has dimethicone, so it has a matte finish.
@@iammango08 In a hot humid summer you don't need to moisturize in the morning 🤷♀
I like the Cppertone Glow for the body, nice glow, but it does leave little sparkles everywhere 😮 For children, I love the brand Babo Botanicals for the as well as myself ❤
Can you please do a skin care routine for brown skin or darker skin tones including cleanser, retinol, vitamin c , anti aging serums, moisturizer and spf for different skin types?
hi dr. idriss! i've been binge watching your videos and i must say you quickly become my favorite derm on youtube. anyways i watched your other videos about sunscreen that was posted on 2022 and i'm confused. in that video you mentioned that beauty of joseon was your recommended sunscreen for oily skin type, and la roche posay for dry skin. but in this video, the oily and dry picks seems to be switched. i would love to get an explanation if you don't mind. thank you!❤
So happy La Roche-Posay is included! ☺ Thank you for doing this Doc!❤
I tired almost 15-20 sunscreens (chemical and physical) but Australian sunscreens are the best when it comes to protection. Whenever i go out and having Australian sunscreen and I don’t get any new sunburns or new sunspot. Most of them do leave white cast but I really don’t mind as I want to protect my skin. Please note that I’m from Australia too
can you give recommendations? especially that are good for POC
@@heilauu7348 currently I’m using Naked Sunday Spf 50 glow Collagen prime lotion, it does leave white cast for the first 1 min but then it goes away, doesn’t leave shiny look afterwards so that’s great. Just a note that it takes time to blend but you can use spf brush from naked Sunday too if you want! Hope this helps
Joseon for me , noticed a huge improvement in my skin with consistent daily use
I’m liking it too
My favorite 🙌
Thanks. I tried beauty of joseon. It’s really easy to use and melts in your skin.
Other good options for mineral sunscreens are Colorscience and MD Solarsciences Mineral BB cream. Both have multiple shades for tint.
Every sunscreen made in the USA burns the F out of my eyes. My sunscreens of choice are the KOSE UV Perfect Gel SPF 50 for my face, and VERDIO UV Moisture Gel SPF 50 for my face and body. They are super affordable and come in decent size bottles. Those 1.7oz sunscreens can go kick rocks.
Likewise. Cannot use US sunscreens. I love the Supergoop one but use as highlighter like doc does.
The Kose doesn’t irritate you at all??? I’m always looking for o e that doesn’t 😊
@@studiogirl1967 No burning AT ALL. I get them at Stylevanna. It can take up to 3 weeks to get to you, but it's worth it. Shipping cost is very reasonable. The KOSE Suncut UV Perfect Gel is currently $10.33 for the 100g (3oz) bottle. Prices go up and down, so I just check back often and buy a bunch when they drop in price. It's such an elegant formulation. It goes on like a dream. The VERDIO UV Moisture gel comes in a 220g (7.75oz) currently going for $15.69. It's more of a milky formulation. I sometimes use it on my face, but mostly use it on my arms. I also like the NIVEA Super Water Gel 50, but that one isn't water proof. I use that one when I'm just chillin at home.
Thank you so much! You are amazing
So disappointed at only one option for oily skin :( not only that, it's WAY too heavy for me even in winter. I messed up my skin because I used sunscreen that wasn't good for me.
I’m not sure how oily you are, but I have combination/oily skin and the Beauty of Joseon works well for me.
I have oily skin and i have been using the Cosrx Aloe SPF 50+ for yearss. In the summer & when in humid tropical countries i skip moisturizer and only use that. It’s also great under make up
Ever since I tried the nano mister method, now Dr. Idriss, you are my skin goddess and my go to skin advice channel♥️♥️♥️😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I like beauty of joseon and cosrx for my oily skin, and they are cruelty free❤
Brilliant video ❤ I love Skinaqua UV essence and Canmake Mermaid. I have oily acne prone skin and am sensitive to lots of other sunscreens.
Thank you for the recommendations. Your skin looks amazing!
Always awsome content ❤
There's one thing I always ask myself when it comes to SPF and that's how a high-end sunscreen is different from inexpensive ones. Why wouldn't we just put nivea sunscreen on our body and limit the more cosmetically elegant ones for the face? Do they make any difference? Does the brand affect quality?
In the UK there us UltraSun which is nice. Also, for oily skin, Tocobo is good.
Thank you sweet girl, delivered just what I needed!
This was incredibly helpful! I am just now stocking up on sunscreen for the family and the timing was excellent.
I would be curious to learn about anything you know on skin changing during perimenopause- such as being a life-long oily skin wearer and suddenly getting dry patches in perimenopause
Could you do a deep-dive on how screens and lights affect our skin? I find myself skipping sunscreen on days I know i'm just going to be in a windowless room doing stuff on a computer, but I might be more motivated if I know how the screen and lights can affect our skin. Thanks so much!!
"truck driver sun damage" google it
@@Anna-cx4tg"Windowless room"
@@schoe2164 ahhh right lol
I didn't know there were sunscreen powders! My scalp always gets burnt when I go to the beach. Ill definitely buy a sunscreen powder this summer.
Oooooo spf powder for hair! What a good idea!
Dr Shereene, have you heard of dr vanita rattans's sunscreen? It really is a beautiful physical sunscreen. It goes on elegantly
I want to thank you for your recommendations. Thanks to your presentation, I found the best spf for my skin. I have tried many types of spf lately, but none of them satisfied me. Beauty of Joseon is perfect for my skin in every way. It is extremely light in texture, easy to reapply and a good base for make-up.
I just got the Supergoop brush SPF. Great as I prefer a more matte finish. Tula also has a nice glow SPF that I use for a little highlight on my cheeks. My daughter likes it too for highlights. 😊🌞
We need something/some product recommemdations and a body skincare routine (one for winter/autumn, and one for summer) against acne and folliculitis on the whole body that is acne and pore clogging prone, and something against hyperpigmentation/dark spots after acne on the back,butt and chest, and after ingrown hairs on the legs. Thanks in advance!
Love your videos on sunscreen but can you also offer an spf chapstick? This never gets talked about, thanks!!
For darker sensitive skins you could try the isdin eryfotona but the tinted version. Or drmtlgy tinted.
I have so many issues with finding a legit sunscreen that doesn’t irritate my skin or break me out. Recently got the Murad Correct & Protect Broad Spectrum SPF 45 PA+++, It goes on like a serum and SO FAR has not caused chaos on my face lol but it’s new so only time will tell. I am a huge fan of Laura Mercier, I’ve never tried the ones recommended in the video (but I will be) I’ve only worn the oil free SPF 20 tinted moisturizer one but I have high hopes for the new illuminated one 😮. Thank you, always learning with these videos : )
Can you please demonstrate how to apply sunscreen to your scalp when your hair is thin AND fine??? Thank you! And I love your videos! I’ve learned so much from you already! Merci!
Not me thinking she was going to sing 🎶Cama- cama- cama- camaleón. Yo soy el camaleón. A mí me dicen el camaleón…🎶 🤣
I have the one by Beauty of Joseon. It’s incredibly easy to wear, love it!
Me too! On the 6th tube. For anyone wondering, Stylevana has good prices but they take nearly a month for product to get in your hot lil hands- so order early and plenty so no need to reorder often!
@@meganh7742 the restocking of this one is really the only issue I have with this sunscreen:)
Hempz brand has a daily body lotion with SPF 30, it’s an orange bottle, feels like regular lotion, very nice scent!
Thank you for the consideration and inclusion. Because of my skin tone it’s a struggle to get the right sunscreen.
@glowskinguy to the rescue
Can you do a makeup tutorial video for your makeup in this video. Especially the eyes...your makeup looks beautiful!
Would love you to test out some Australian sunscreens one day! We have a huge variety: Cancer Council, Naked Sundays, Natio, Hamilton, Mecca Save Face... heaps! If there's a way for you to get them in the US, I'd love to see your take on them.
How can you tell if the SPF on Korean brands is reliable? I used Dear Klairs for two years since they said 50 spf. But when tested in the US, it turned out to be only 12. Now I’m kind of nervous to use Korean sunscreens.
Im SHOCKED the banana boat light as air body spf isnt listed in this. Its SO underrated and hands down the best body spf ive ever used
Banana boat's which one is better?
@@binthawa99 banana boat has a sunscreen in a blue tube called “light as air” and its incredible! High protection, very light lovely scent, and super affordable:)
Please do a video on exfoliants and which are the best AHA and BHA's. How often to use it?Their compatibility with vitamin C and retinol.
I’m pretty sure the French ‘pharmacy’ creams have different versions for the US market, but regardless of where I buy them, I honestly can’t see the appeal of La Roche posay SPFs. Nothing pills as much. I live in France now, and of the readily available sunscreens Avene has the best stuff. Especially the fluide one - it’s great if you have oily skin like me. (A-derma is also good.)
The best sunscreen for me is the one that won’t cause skin irritation. I clicked on this video because I needed some sunscreen recommendations for sensitive & rosacea skin.
Also, I care about white cast as well, even though I thought I didn’t at first. I have pale skin, and I tried the Vanicream sunscreen, but even on my skin this sunscreen looks like chalk. It is highly noticeable, and looks too ridiculous to ignore 😅
Amazon sells Elta MD UV Lotion, spf 30 for the body, in a 7 ounce container. It is less greasy than most.
Thank you! Looking for daily sunscreen for my hands, sometimes arms, tips of feet (Not beach)
Awesome, thank you! Some of your picks are my favs too and on sale, yay.
Colorscience! I’m surprised it wasn’t mentioned in the “face” section of the video
Long story short about me. I'm 30 and before 27 I have never used sunscreens except when I was a kid because of my mom and I also never had acne or any kind of major skin issues. However, I started to use sunscreens to prevent skin aging, skin cancer and sun spots. I have tried a lot since 3 years like chemicals, physicals, hybrids, asians and different consistencies to find the right one. In April 2021, I have started to have this HUGE unbalanced hormonal symptoms like FULL of jawline acne and increase of hair pilosity on my face. I also started to deal with different skin textures and redness. After thinking about it I have concluded that I may not be the perfect candidate to wear sunscreens because I have stopped using them, started back hiding from the sun, and wearing large sport hats since a week and I am starting to see improvement. I only talk about my face because I always wear long shirts or kangaroo sweatshirts. Does anyone deal with the same problem about sunscreens? Maybe it is the UV active filters who causes me these skin symptoms, I don't know 🤷♀️ but I kinda gave up after 3 years of tryouts
I have dry skin that can easily have reactions to things and always have the issue of sunscreens irritating me or breaking me out. I've had some luck with the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen - even though it's usually mentioned as good for oily skin, I find it works pretty well over a moisturizer for me. I work from home and not near a window and I only wear SPF when I go out though, so I have less days wearing it all day. Are you layering anything under your sunscreen? If not, I'd really recommend wearing a moisturizer underneath, even if you have oily skin. I know I could never use a daily moisturizer with spf by itself without a layer of something underneath, I need a barrier in between to reduce irritation.
sorry to hear that. Have you tried Elta md physical? It is listed as the best for sensitive skin, plus zinc they use is non-nano, so it should be better for UVA protection
The coppertone glow lotion badly stained both my bathing suit and my beach chair! I don’t recommend it for that reason alone!
Can you do a video on howe to get our annoying boyfriend's to wear sunscreen / prevent skin cancer and maybe even wash their face! My bf works in the sun/ outside and I am trying to find products that work on sweaty, beardy, stinky men... He also has some spots on his face and I would love for you to do a video on how to recognise a "pre-cancer" spot on our loved ones and how to help those sunscreen phobic people in our lives... X
I just ordered the Purito one! Excited to try it my skin is so dry!
As usual words of wisdom ❤
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Thank you for the great video!!! I love BoJ so much. Really great product that doesn’t irritate at all. I love the consistency, too. I slather it all over my arms because I have vitiligo.
Love your videos! Fabulous information!😀
I love your french so so cute. Merci 🎉
I have Rosacea and use the Vanicream facial SPF with no issues. The only thing I don’t like about it is when I use foundation over it, the makeup tends to settle into my fine lines. I have oily skin so that doesn’t help either. I live with it anyway because my skin doesn’t tolerate other spf’s.
Could you talk about EWG’s ratings and their significance when choosing sunscreens?
The best thing to do is ignore the EWG entirely as it's a flawed fearmongering scam that's full of wrong information. If you want to see ingredients grades it is probably better to look at Paula's choice database.
Dr Idriss!! I literally fell in love with your channel and became absolutely obsessed - basically zipping through your videos in a week's time and pretty much watched/listened to them all while doing misc. stuff 😆 Thanks so much for offering these valuable information! I was wondering if you could comment on the rise of hormonal skincare and if there's anything to watch out for. I also wonder about your thoughts on silicones - I know that the evilness of it has been debunked but I still seem to break out from products containing them (especially cyclopentasiloxane, I think), so I wonder if there's another reason/why that could be. My skin is sensitive to even the Bioderma micellar water (around eyes) so I want products that are easy to wash off with an effective cleanser, but stuff containing dimethicone takes a lot of efforts to cleanse off. Most of the products you recommend contain dimethicone, so I wonder if you could shed some light on that?
Thank you so much & take care! :)
Thanks for this video Dr Idriss. You mentioned in another video that Beauty of Joseon was good for oily skin, but in this video you recommend it for dry skin. Could you please clarify whether that sunscreen is recommended for oily skin?
Amazing as always 🤩! Thank you for this wonderful information ❤️!
Set ur sunscreen with powder!!! I found for the chemical sunscreens if im on no makeup days and just wear sunscreen I will set it with my translucent powder around my eyes and it keeps the sunscreen from getring in my eyes irritating/burning!!! Game changer! The supergoop powder with extra spf benefits i need that in my life. Yayyyy 😆 love sunscreen content!!!! 😂